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"As William McGowan reports, in the month after Jesse Dirkhising's murder, only 46 stories were devoted to his fate. 'The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, CNN, ABC, CBS and NBC ignored the story altogether and continued to do so through the March 2001 trial of one of the murderers, which resulted in a conviction."

Envision the day when the public finds its sanity & then goes absolutely nuts on the skulls of these warped SOBs who've declared war on the nation.
The result will surely make Krystalnact look like child's play.

The sycophant quisling mediot's state-of-the-art "Sin of Omission" modus operandi will destroy this Republic, eventually; or, the Republic will destroy the bastards who'd practice [it].

There can be no in between.

...thanks for the ping, mr.m.

Envision the day when the public finds its sanity & then goes absolutely nuts on the skulls of these warped SOBs who've declared war on the nation. The result will surely make Krystalnact look like child's play.
The sycophant quisling mediot's state-of-the-art "Sin of Omission" modus operandi will destroy this Republic, eventually; or, the Republic will destroy the bastards who'd practice [it].

There can be no in between.

You're very welcome, Mr. L.

Considering that the USSC has ruled the Constitution invalid, the scenario you paint could arise in response to any number of groups -- illegal aliens, racist blacks, or gays. What O'Connor said, in so many words, is that reason and the rule of law are "intolerant," and we can have "no tolerance for the intolerant." When reason and the rule of law are no longer tolerated, violence and madness are the only ways left to settle disputes.